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It is your responsibility to keep your account details secure - do you know how that secure information was accessed?
Make sure that you have enabled Steam guard on your account deauthorised all other computers and done a full scan of your system.
You should at a bare minimum address your own computer security which appears to be lacking
1) Enable SteamGuard
2) Use Yahoo/Gmail and enable it's SMS authentication
3) Install anti-virus
4) Change your steam and email passwords to be unique and not reused anywhere else on the internet
This was not done by someone i know, I live in Northern Sweden, the person who recieved the games lives in Israel or something, based on the friends and languages they speak.
I dont care how they did this, it was not done by ME! The games baught was "gifts" to another user, I didnt even know you could give other users games. So now, Im telling Steam take my f...ing gifts back, cause I dont want to give them to this user! If the games were baught to my account, this would be another question, but THIS IS STEALING!
Again follow my advice above or you'll be hijacked again.
No one can assist you here. Continue to work with support on the issue. Police aren't going to care nor are newspapers and such. You are a single person with an unverifiable story. I should no more believe you than anyone else's story. Note issuing a chargeback is going to get your steam account suspended as well so it is unwise to pursue that option unless you've actually exhausted all others which you have not.
Note I never said that, straw man.
Steam didn't give out your account information. They had to get it some other way. A phishing e-mail, virus, ect. It isn't ok for someone to have access, but you need to figure out where the breach accured and plug the hole (so to speak) or this will happen again.
This kind of thing happens all the time. 99% of the time it is because of the user not the company.
Most laws say that a gift is final. When it left your account, it no longer belongs to that account. Because it may have been done by fraud, you may be able to get your money back from your credit card company/bank. Steam can find no evidence of fraud, or they would have donr something.
If it was a car taken and children beaten, the police would investigate and track down the person. Would you get mad if we suggested you get a burglar alarm installed in your house?
You contacted the credit card company and the police. It is now in their hands.
No one has said you did it, just that you need to check your security and find how it happened to prevent it from happening again.